Used 2019 Nissan Titan Consumer Reviews
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2018 Titan Pro 4X. Engine known to be defective. Diagnosed and going in for 4th engine replacement!! Less than 100K. Keep replacing defective engines with defective engines?
Think I ended up with a lemon
I bought a 2018 titan platinum reserve gas engine. It has seen more shop time for warranty issues than my 2012 that I just traded in that I put 160k miles on. I don't think I will buy another Nissan again after all of this. One of the struts is already shot on the front at 9k miles, Water valve for the engine coolant is not functioning, Transmission mount broke, Sub woofer box rattles like no other even though they claim to have fixed it, was missing the Mass airflow sensor screws when I first bought it, titan lock boxes in the back the keys don't work for and I have been waiting on that to be replaced for 3 months now, Strut is still on back order by the way and thats been almost 3 weeks now. So at this point I wont buy another Nissan.
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- PRO-4X Crew CabMSRP: $28,786In-stock online
- PRO-4X Crew CabMSRP: $32,998In-stock online
- SV Crew CabMSRP: $27,998In-stock online
A Tennessee Titan
After owning an F-150 for 3 years, it was time to get a new truck. After looking at my options, I decided to try a Titan. Most reviews had me nervous about making that choice, but I noticed one thing. Most of the reviews by owners were very positive and they loved their Titan. My Titan feels tighter, handles better and rides as good or better than my Ford did. Gas mileage, both V8 4wd crew cabs, is about the same. You lose about 3 inches in the back seat but the rest of the truck is very comparable in size. The Ford had an advantage in a few more storage areas, a light on the tailgate and a slightly bigger rear seat. The Nissan, firmer steering, more comfortable seats and an awesome warranty of 5/100 bumper to bumper. The Ford tows and hauls more, but just by a few hundred pounds. All in all, I'm very satisfied with my Titan and think I made the right decision.
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total junk
I have 62,000K and have had this truck in the garage on a regular basis. Motor job at just over 50K and now oil leaking. Dealer reset the engine light after tranny was jumping and told me the truck is fine. Complete headlight assembly also replaced. Do not waste your money on Nissan.
Great Bang For Your Buck
Update: Currently have ~85k miles on the truck and no issues for the entire time I’ve owned it. 2018 Pro-4X with premium package, bought it new in Dec of 2018 and got an incredible deal. Lots of features, good power, and great value for what you get. Usually get around 15mpg (mixed city & hwy driving), have gotten as high as 18mpg when all highway driving and as low as 13mpg in stop and go traffic. Would definitely recommend.
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